How to avoid trouble and costs
At the cheapest fare of Wizz Air flights, only the online check-in is for free. If a passenger wants to check in and get his boarding pass at the airport, e.g. at the counter, Wizz Air charges a fee of approximately 30 euro.
In order to have a chance at avoiding this additional fee, we strongly advise you to consider the following tips:
ECC: Attention when booking Wizz Air
https://europakonsument.at/en/news/attention-when-booking-wizzair
VKI legal department: Verdict against Laudamotion (DE)
https://verbraucherrecht.at/cms/index.php?id=49&tx_ttnews%5Btt_news%5D=4311&cHash=96f45b1afefb405cdd994999d6d1c96c
Help.ORF.at: Expensive check-in with Wizz Air (DE)
https://help.orf.at/stories/2972678/
In the referendum on 23 June 2016, 52 percent of Britons voted in favour of Brexit. On 24 December, the EU and the UK concluded a far-reaching trade and partnership agreement. What are the consequences for consumers in Europe? Here are some hints about the changes from the perspective of travellers and consumers
More and more airports refrain from loudspeaker announcements, to reduce noise and thereby stress for passengers. However, consumers regularly contact us as they encountered problems because of it.
Many consumers book their flights via an intermediary, like an online travel agency. A problem which can occur and is often hard to recognize, are separate transportation contracts. In case of cancellation or delay, this may lead to massive problems.
When your flight is cancelled or you are denied boarding, you are entitled to alternative transportation to your destination. Usually, you are rebooked to another flight.
Many consumers report dubious websites to us, that offer overpriced or invalid travel documents. The following artice explains how to find the actual authority and which websites to avoid.
By clicking on „accept“, you explicitly consent to transfer data to the USA. Caution: The US does not ensure an comparable adequate level of protection like the EU. Due to surveillance laws such as FISA 702, Youtube (Google Inc) is obliged to hand over your personal data to US authorities. There is no adequacy decision of the European Commission for the transfer of data to the USA. Furthermore, Youtube (Google Inc) cannot offer appropriate safeguards for compliance with an adequate level of protection comparable to that of the EU. Hence, in the US you do not have enforceable data subject rights and effective legal remedies that are equivalent to the level of protection guaranteed within the EU.
Image:
